71.   Government opponents claim his arrest is part of a campaign by the government to snuff out critics.

72.   Government opponents fear such laws will be used against them.

73.   Government opponents have accused the Hariri administration of rampant corruption, squandering public funds and shackling the country in debt.

74.   Government opponents have complained of fraud, accusing the government of stuffing ballots and busing in supporters.

75.   Government opponents, however, accused the military of planting the bombs themselves as a pretext for launching a crackdown on the democratic and ethnic opposition.

76.   Government opponents also disappeared in Mexico, Colombia and Peru.

77.   Government opponents claim the toll was much higher.

78.   Government opponents complained of vote fraud, accusing the government of stuffing ballots and busing in supporters.

79.   Government opponents have denied any coup plot existed and that Abacha was simply looking for an excuse to arrest critics.

80.   Government opponents have denied any coup plot existed.